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Police Make Huge Offer in Hunt for Fugitive Julian Ingram
NSW Police seek public help with a $250,000 reward as fugitive Julian Ingram remains at large after allegedly killing three people and an unborn child in a domestic violence shooting spree.
- NSW Police announced a $250,000 reward on Tuesday for information leading to the arrest of Julian Ingram, 37, accused of killing three people and an unborn child earlier this year.
- Investigators note prior interactions with police after Julian Ingram visited Lake Cargelligo police station hours before the alleged domestic violence shooting, with bail granted last November amid stalking and assault allegations.
- Search teams have concentrated efforts around Mount Hope and Euabalong, with CCTV footage from Lake Cargelligo police station showing Ingram vaping in work gear, about 165cm tall.
- Police urged anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers, with Deputy Commissioner Paul Pisanos saying 'With the backing of this $250,000 reward, we're calling on members of the public to come forward with what they know, to help police locate this man and bring closure to Lake Cargelligo and surrounding communities.'
- A policing watchdog inquiry is examining local police interactions and how Ingram accessed the firearm, while police investigate if he is being helped and note he has not used bank and phone records since the shootings.
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